Jever Fun alcohol-free pilsener

Jever Fun is a prominent non-alcoholic pilsener originating from Northern Germany. The brand takes its name from the town of Jever in the Friesland region, where the brewery was founded in 1848 by Diedrich König. It is celebrated for its distinctively bitter, 'Friesisch herb' taste profile, which remains present even in this alcohol-free variant.

Manufacturing takes place at the Friesisches Brauhaus zu Jever in Jever, Germany. While many historic local breweries have been acquired by international conglomerates, Jever has remained under German ownership through its integration into the Radeberger Group. This group is the largest brewing concern in Germany and is itself a subsidiary of the Dr. August Oetker KG, a massive family-owned conglomerate based in Bielefeld.